First Stop: Cowrie.
Our Tour Guide, together with the other boatmen, was kind and
funny and very accommodating. No OP moment for me. It’s like we also own
the entire island. It’s a nice place to swim. Picture lovers will definitely love this place. Boatmen (with hidden talent in photography) knew a lot of camera tricks! It was them who encouraged me to swim and try all those "photo booths."
Enjoy the cool, salty sea water.
Second Stop: Starfish Island
We stayed here from 10am up to 1pm.
Summer’s over, but the sun was still super hot – but not on the
scorching level. This island doesn’t offer a very convenient short
trip from the cottage area to the swimming area. Wearing flops or a
pair of aqua shoes is a must in this island.
Starfish Island has a lot of fishes and
nice corals, plus of course lots of starfish. Fish feeding is allowed here.
Another photo booth.
They sell Fresh Buko for those who are
thirsty. Price: Php 30.
Third Stop: Luli Island
Luli means lulubog (sink) lilitaw
(resurfacing/reappearing). Pros of this island: finer sand, safe for
your feet, has diving board. Cons: we were asked to leave our things
on the boat. Make sure you maximize your swimming time here, even if
the sun’s a bit hot. Just get back to your boat once done. Make
sure you bring everything - camera, plastic bag or any waterproof bag,
fins, vest, etc before heading to the swimming area, unless you like
to have another not-so convenient two way trip.
You can leave your stuff here- Mr. Lifeguard will take good care of them.
Diving Area.
Travel time from the city (airport, in my case) is just less than 20 mins. I was already at Natua's Cabin before 5PM.
You can leave your stuff here- Mr. Lifeguard will take good care of them.
Diving Area. Travel time from the city (airport, in my case) is just less than 20 mins. I was already at Natua's Cabin before 5PM.
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